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conifer50 Ellijay, GA(Zone 7a) Apr 27, 2006

Year old cone is now beginning rapid growth!

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levilyla Baltimore, MD(Zone 7a) Apr 27, 2006

That is so interesting...do you mean you planted that cone? Or what?

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conifer50 Ellijay, GA(Zone 7a) Apr 28, 2006

Not really!.....It takes Hard pines two growing seasons to produce a mature cone. The first season cones only attain the size of a marble, with the majority of growth happening the second year. When I say "Hard Pine" I'm referring , for our purposes, all of the native pines found in the eastern U. S. with the exception of the Eastern Whitepine(Pinus strobus) which is considered a "Soft Pine."

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levilyla Baltimore, MD(Zone 7a) Apr 28, 2006

OH...I misunderstood...(as usual)

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Resin Northumberland, United Kingdom(Zone 9a) Apr 28, 2006

Very nice pic!

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